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Direction: In each of the following questions assuming the given statements to be true, find which of the conclusion among given conclusions is/ are definitely true, and then give your answers accordingly.
Statements:
A < Z ≥ P > Q < L ≤ M < R = S
Conclusions:
I. M > P
II. L < S
Only I follow
Only II follow
Either I or II follow
Neither I nor II follows
Both I and II follows
Let’s break down the order step by step:
- Given statements:
A < Z = P > Q < L = M < R = S
- Rearranged for clarity:
S = R > M = L > Q < P = Z > A
- Now, let’s examine the conclusions:
- I. M > P
From the chain: M = L > Q < P
But from M = L > Q, there’s no direct relationship between M and P—Q < P isolates P from the M side, so we *cannot* confirm M > P.
- II. L < S
L = M < R = S
So L = M < S
Which directly means L < S is definitely true.
- Options analysis:
1. Only I follow – No
2. Only II follow – Yes
3. Either I or II follow – No
4. Neither I nor II – No
5. Both I and II follow – No
Correct Answer: Option 2 – Only II follow
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